Welding Bay carpark its tracks rusted silent and

its tracks rusted silent and the weeds long since claiming the margins where visitors once waited

A green exit sign holds its position above the door frame

Seika Dormitory stood sealed in Bunkyo-ku for another six years before demolition in 2013

Meander at Australia and Japan

A hand-painted sign for the Rodeo Coffee Shop hangs above a dusty entrance

Welding Bay carpark its tracks rusted silent andThe welding bay at the former Melbourne Glass Bottle Works at Spotswood sits idle, tools left in place where they were last set down, every surface filmed with dust and marked by rust. This was the maintenance side of a factory that at its peak employed 139 maintenance workers alone, a workforce large enough that their 19 week lockout in 1996 became a defining moment in Victorian industrial history. Part of the O I Glass series.